Sentence examples for hand a project from inspiring English sources

The girls watch a video about Sophie's super hand, a project begun in the CITRIS Invention Lab last summer.

But before we get to the subject at hand -- a project Ms. Langer would rather discuss than her accident -- a few more stories about Amy Langer.

If the government wants to hand a project to the private sector it will hold an auction, granting the concession to the highest bidder, or sometimes the applicant who promises the lowest user charges.

For example, Trade at Hand, a project funded by the UN's International Trade Centre in Geneva, provides daily price information for fruit and vegetable exports in Burkina Faso and Mali, with plans to add more countries.

Sir Cameron said it was important not to hand a project to a director too quickly, that he prided himself on being able to prod the writers to do their best work.

In Paris, on the other hand, a project in the suburb of Colombes has been developing a "bottom-up strategy of resilient regeneration" since 2012, which includes the citizen management of 5,000 sq metres of land, including food production and community activities.

As an undergrad I was handed a project that had no chance of working, at the end of the year in this guy's lab he pulled me aside and said "you have absolutely no talent in science and you should go into the humanities".

I've been waiting a long time to be handed a project like this, so I have a very good feeling about it.

Thus, these findings could support a request for more human resources on the one hand, and a project to extend parking capacity on the other hand.

Nearby homeowners cannot fathom that their good-natured neighbor, an avid fisherman always willing to lend a hand with a project, could have been involved in one of the most heinous crimes of the civil rights era.

Over time, our understanding of each other's workflows and sticking points has enabled us to refine our approach to efficiently hand off a project between departments.